I finally bought one of these turret presses with the safety prime setup, and at first was not very pleased. I'm a big LEE fan cept for all the cheezee-est of the plastic gizmos and the safety prime sure looked like junk.
After I got it put together, it functions fine, and there seems to be no real strain on the plastic parts. Time will tell, but sometimes you wish they went the extra mile and made it like a Dillon part. I would pay more for it.
Problem I did have was with the Classic press priming lever as it would bind up under the shell holder and lock the press up. Nothing like the frustration of buying a new heavy peice of equipment and have it not work.
Got a small file out, and removed some burrs here and there but that didn't help. Then I noticed the casting on the base of the press where the priming arm hit's the base was offset, and had a hump causing the arm to tilt out of alignment.
Took a file to that and squared the base up and it sovled the problem.
My other complaint is it doesn't have the nice matt finish red that's on my Classic single stage. It has cheezy red paint that doesn't match other Lee shades of red.
Oh well it looks to be a good unit though. After a few thousand rounds and dust it will probably look better..